Changing Places Toilet (CPT) at Beddington Park Pavilion
Sutton Council faces scrutiny over an unusable Changing Places Toilet at Beddington Park Pavilion, installed for £100,000.
Sutton Council is facing questions regarding a Changing Places Toilet (CPT) at Beddington Park Pavilion, a specialized accessible toilet facility, which was closed shortly after its completion. The closure, reported in November 2025, is due to the pavilion building requiring a new roof, rendering the newly installed facility unusable.
The council spent £100,000 on the CPT, according to a report in November 2025. Councillor Mike Dwyer raised the issue at a council meeting in November 2025, questioning Councillor Marian James, Chair of the People Committee, about the decision to invest in a facility that was not fit for purpose.
Key facts
- Sutton Council spent £100,000 on the Changing Places Toilet (CPT) at Beddington Park Pavilion. Source
- The CPT was closed shortly after completion because the Beddington Park Pavilion building requires a new roof. Source
- Councillor Mike Dwyer questioned the council's decision regarding the CPT at a council meeting in November 2025. Source
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